The Billionaire's Intern (Maya Thompson) novel Chapter 135

Chapter 67 A Kigs Worth Wanting For-2

Chapter 67: A Kiss Worth Waiting For-2

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Trina raised her hand like it was a boardroom meeting. “Summer camp. Drama counselor. Still my claim to fame.”

Mary rolled her eyes affectionately. “I was sixteen. He was sweet. Now he’s bald and sells insurance.”

Sienna added with a laugh, “Mine kissed me mid-sentence. I choked on my drink and still said yes to a second date.”

Jessa smiled, cheeks pink. “Mine was under the bleachers. Classic, right?”

Aimee deadpanned, “High school boyfriend. We lasted two weeks. I broke up with him because he hated dogs.”

James, ever the shy one, rubbed the back of his neck. “Mine was… prom. She kissed me first. I didn’t know where to put my hands.”

Lee laughed. “Grade ten. It was after detention. We were cleaning the blackboard and she just went for it. Best punishment ever.”

The circle chuckled, warmth and nostalgia weaving through their laughter. Then, as the ripple faded, their eyes inevitably shifted to Maya.

She felt the warmth rise to her cheeks, gaze dropping to her lap. The truth was, she’d never had a first kiss-never been dared, never found the right moment, or maybe she’d just been too afraid to take it.

The silence stretched a beat before Maya looked up, her voice soft but steady.

“I haven’t… had my first kiss yet.”

A quiet hush settled over the circle-gentle, reverent-like even the night was leaning in to listen.

Harper offered a warm smile, breaking the stillness with a teasing glint.

“Well… that just raised the stakes for tonight.”

Ashcroft shook his head with a slow grin.

“You’re going to make someone very lucky.”

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Chapter 67: A Kiss Worth Warting For-2

“I haven’t had mine either.”

All heads turned. A few people blinked. Harper actually choked on her drink.

Even Maya stared at him, stunned.

No one was buying it.

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But Damien’s gaze didn’t waver. It was sharp and unflinching-but beneath the cool exterior, something tender flickered in his eyes.

“I’m not lying,” he said simply. “We’re all adults here. I’ve slept with women-but I’ve never kissed anyone. Not really. Especially not on the lips.”

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